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hi all
i can absolutely not find how to simply make a new style in a texmcs beamer
document
anyone knows ?
Sacha

Le 28 févr. 2012 à 22:13, Karl Hegbloom a écrit :

> I tried to create a multi-argument macro for abstracting legal statute
> citations. I want to enter something like \UTStatute Tab 78B Tab 7 Tab 115
> Tab 3 Enter, and see 78B-7-115(3) in the document, and as I enter it, see
> <UTStatute|78B|7|115|3>. The thing is though, that I want to also be able
> to enter only the 78B, or the 78b-7, out to Title, Chapter, Section,
> Paragraph, SubLevel-1, SubLevel-2, SubLevel-3.
>
> What I managed to get was the Title typeset, then it won't let me enter
> additional arguments. I think it needs to test for whether an argument has
> a value or not, since if it's an empty string, nothing should appear there;
> and if Section is not defined, there cannot be Paragraph or any sublevels.
>
> Hypothetically, the expansion could contain labels or links, but for now,
> only the special formatting in terms of adding the parentheses and italics
> for sub-level letters.
>

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• [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Karl Hegbloom, 02/28/2012
  • Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Sam Liddicott, 02/28/2012
    • Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Karl Hegbloom, 02/28/2012
      • Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, Karl Hegbloom, 02/28/2012
  • Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, El.Douwen, 02/29/2012
    • Re: [TeXmacs] How do I create a multi-argument macro?, François-Xavier Thomas, 02/29/2012
      • [TeXmacs] []from a to b, El.Douwen, 02/29/2012
        • Re: [TeXmacs] []from a to b, Alvaro Tejero Cantero, 02/29/2012
          • Re: [TeXmacs] []from a to b, El.Douwen, 02/29/2012

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